This is the pub which is definitely worth to visit. It´s a irish pub with tex-mex cousine. So ideal…read morecombination :-) Pub is in a centrum so it´s easy to get there and there is a garden in a backyard, where you can enjoy a lot of concerts (mainly in a summer). There are two flores inside. Lower one is more like restaurant and upper one more like pub. Local tex-mex cousine is very good. I recommend the ribs or chicken wings. But most of the people goes there just for a drink. They have pretty good choice of beer, icluding Guiness (draught), Kilkenny (bottle) or Corona (bottle). Choice of whisky is not really big, but not so bad either. And I really like the atmosphere. Always friendly and cool. I say 4,5 stars (toilets could be cleaner). BTW: It´s the best place in the Czech Republic to celebrate St. Pat´s day, even if it´s really crowded. Trust me. No irish pub in Prague is coming even close to the level of Zach´s pub. Live music, no restrictions on the choice of songs (as it is in Prague´s irish pubs), great atmosphere, whisky competitions and most of the visitors are students (including those international ones). So it was, it is and it will be my favourite place to celebrate St. Pat´s day in CR.

Good mixed drinks, good flautas, they had good Chile del Arbol. People were very nice and great…read morepatio.

The Las Adelitas in Prague is one of the best "real" mexican restaurants you can find. I would say…read moretheir style of food is more like TexMex rather than CaliMex, (which I am used to), they use more dark chili type sauce on their enchiladas, If you've wver been to the Texas border you'll know what I mean. The proce is reasonable. I think the owners are from Oaxaca, Mexico. Best to make reservations, because people that walk in sometimes get turned away. I will come back to this place again. The servers are polite and attentive. 5 stars!

The Vibe was very nice and Mexican, the service was very fast and reliable. I didnt have any…read moretrouble ordering though I didn't speak Czech. The food was also very good in taste an portion-wise! All for all a really nice expierience. 10/10 would recommend

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Our Uber driver suggested this place as we drove past and he was right. This is…read morea delightful establishment. It was our first dinner spot in Prague and just a few blocks from our hotel. The food was amazing and the portions were very generous. The staff were also very professional and courteous. Even though the place is officially cash basis, they were able to take our credit card since we had not yet had an opportunity to get cash yet. Just be sure to ask first (and tip nicely if they can do so).

My friend had suggested that I should try the enchiladas here with the wet green sauce, a…read moretraditional Salsa Verde. I was not disappointed; the salsa and enchiladas tasted great! You can taste the freshness and fresh citrus flavor a in the green Salsa Verde. The corn tortillas used had a great corn texture and tasted fresh. The cheese and white sauce on top was the right amount in combination with the shredded grilled chicken breast, as the Salsa Verde took center stage. I am a hearty eater, so I liked the portion size, as they filled a plate that was bigger than my face to the brim with food. The rice was fluffy and fresh and flavorful, the peppers tossed in on the side gave a nice kick to the whole dish, and the homemade baked beans were tasty and smooth, and not refried. There is a smoking and NONSMOKING area which is an added bonus for a restaurant in a country where indoor public smoking is prevalent. One thing one should note is the location, as one needs to walk down a flight of stairs to get to the restaurant and the front of the restaurant is hard to make out. Joe's American Grill is right on the corner of Mánesova and Budečská, Manesova is a street north of Vinohradska and runs parallel to it. From the Metro station Muzeum, you are going to want to get out of the Metro exiting AWAY from Vaclavska Namesti, the main square and then walk up Vinohradska for 2 blocks and turn up left, heading north just over to the next street running parallel to Vinohradska for Manesova. I also had the loaded potatoes halves, something to remind me of home, per potato skins. The melted cheese and sour cream was luxuriously delicious; the combination was like a fun, gooey brie. There was a side of this citrus, sweet sauce, and again it tasted homemade and fresh, made from scratch. I polished it all off with a shot of Jack Daniels. Bottom line: Joe's American Grill has set a new bar for quality, freshness of ingredients, and tasty enchiladas in the middle of Central Europe, in Prague. Come here for tasty, quality Mexican food. I just find the place hard to find; I hope this review can help point me and others in the right direction.

I was there a few nights ago and the place and the atmosphere are really nice, but if you're hungry…read moreyou better be very, very patient. The food takes forever to be served, it took more than 40 min to get my plate of chicken wings, and a friend ordered a burger that also took sooo long to be ready and when she finally got it, it was cold. I'm also under the impression that they change the ketchup, they have Heinz bottles on the table but it surely doesn't taste like it, it taste more like the cheap thing, which is cheating the customer.

A lovely little Mexican place in Regensburg. Cochinita Pibil is a typical Yucatecan dish. Normally…read moreit uses sour orange juice together with the achiote for the marinade. However, they use orange juice and vinegar. Not ideal. The tacos are house made in the traditional Mexican tortilla de maíz style. They serve chili which is so Tex-Mex. Quesadillas with Swiss cheese rather than Mexican queso cotija. Fried jalapeños are also very American. The guacamole is not very chunky and does not have your typical chunky ingredients. It's more like an avocado cream. It seems that the cuisine is more adapted to please a German/American palate rather than offering real Mexican food. Given the location I understand that. Overall for Germany a great improvement on Mexican cuisine in Germany.

I was sadly disappointed. I guess growing up in Arizona I am used to a certain style of mexican…read morefood and this wasn't it. My husband enjoyed it because he had lived in San Antonio so he said this was more the style he was accustomed to. He said this mexican was like that of the small mom and pop shops in Texas. Its made with real corn tortillas so it was dry to me. I had the chicken tacos with all the sauces and the chicken had almost a burnt peanut butter flavor. The guacamole was decent and my husband ordered the barbacoa which I tasted and I liked it better than my tacos. I won't go back, I am very sorry but it wasn't for me. I haven't had a decent mexican place here in quite some time.

I was pleasantly surprised how good this Mexican food place in the Czech Republic was. We were…read morethere as soon as they opened so the restaurant felt like it was private to us. We ordered both chicken and cheese enchiladas. The chicken enchiladas were flavorful and the bell peppers added that extra flavor!

Okay, before y'all talk smack about how my first food experience in Prague was Mexican food, let me…read moretell you: there is no feeling like eating foreign food everyday and jonesing for some familiarity. Now this place by no means understands how Mexican food is done because well...they're nowhere near Mexico, but they did the best they could under the circumstances. El Pueblo had excellent service and managed to dish up exactly what we needed while traveling through this under-seasoned terrain. 10/10 would come here again, especially if I had been drinking prior.

Love this spot. I really like the staff who are super friendly and are down for a chat. After…read moreodering my ale I realized that I forgot my wallet so I had to get back to the flat. Super embarrassing but the bartender was chilled as fuck. "I trust you. Just drink yout beer and relax" I really need to try their burgers though sounded really good.

This place is great! It is the latest offering from the minds who brought us the Tavern. While it…read moreis still a very typical Czech pub, there is also a great neighborhood bar feeling for us expats. I went there randomly last Saturday, for what I thought was a few beers. Five hours later, a number a new friends made, quite a few beers consumed, and learning it was closing time, I managed to drag myself home. It is fun enough, with amazing enough staff, who speak several different languages, to make me go out of my way to hang out there. If the food is anything like Tavern, I will absolutely chow down there any time, and honestly you can't beat the beer prices. Plus they have cocktails too!

The pizza and the pasta was delicious. The waiter was very friendly and did a great job…read more We loved it.